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Understanding 9/11
This entry shares files related to the discussion event 'Polyamory as the Cat in the Bag' proposed and hosted by Andrew Gryf Paterson at Ckster Festival Gender-Hacking Festival, Bern CH, 9-11.3.2017.
This event was a round-circle occasion, where after an introduction (see introductory bullet-point notes in PDF), the process was initiated or happened when one of the persons in the room volunteered to take a
statement from the bag and read it aloud. In this way there was an opportunity for the one reading to
find a way to relate to the statement, to accept, dismiss, share anecdote or even offer personal experience to the circle of listeners present. Maybe this would spark further dialogue, with the aim of exploring different
understandings and meanings that can be made by an individual or more
than one. [Process reflection, 28. May 2019]
Direct link to statements/notes:
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"This session opens for discussion the relationship between polyamory–the maintaining of multiple caring, intimate, and love relations, physical or conceptual–and the flexible, multi-project work of artistic and cultural production which involves more than one other. If one accepts that love is often a motivator for many intensive and intimate exchanges with another collaborator, be it a particular site, community, persons human or non-human, over time.. And that one may be juggling several ongoing commitments in parallel.. Maybe Polyamory is something we should discuss more.."
"Die Session eröffnet die Diskussion zur Beziehung zwischen Polyamorie–der Aufrechterhaltung mehrerer liebevoller, intimer und liebender Beziehungen, physisch oder konzeptuell–und der flexiblen Multi-Projektarbeit artistischer und kultureller Produktion, welche immer mehr als ein Anderes involviert. Wenn wir akzeptieren, dass Liebe oft ein Motivator für mehrfachen intensiven und intimen Austausch mit Kollaborateur_innen, sei es eine bestimme Stätte, Gemeinschaft, menschliche oder nicht-menschliche Person, über die Zeit hinweg.. Und das wir eventuell mehrere andauernde Bindungen jonglieren.. Vielleicht sollten wir über Polyamorie sprechen.."
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